US 90 Expansion resources
Skip to main content
Careers Contact us
Resources

US 90 Expansion

Project maps

  • US 90 Expansion Map. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project in Bexar County. Phase I is shown between I-410 and Loop 1604, and Phase II is shown between Loop 1604 to west of SH 211. Phase I also includes improvements to Loop 1604 to the north and south US 90, and a roundabout at Ray Ellison Boulevard. Phase II is west of Phase I, and its limits include Loop 1604 to west of SH 211. Key items include: Phase I is represented by three orange lines and Phase II is represented by a dotted purple line.
    US 90 Expansion Map. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project in Bexar County. Phase I is shown between I-410 and Loop 1604, and Phase II is shown between Loop 1604 to west of SH 211. Phase I also includes improvements to Loop 1604 to the north and south US 90, and a roundabout at Ray Ellison Boulevard. Phase II is west of Phase I, and its limits include Loop 1604 to west of SH 211. Key items include: Phase I is represented by three orange lines and Phase II is represented by a dotted purple line.
  • US 90 Expansion Map: Phase I. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project, Phase I in Bexar County. Phase I is shown between I-410 and Loop 1604. Phase I also includes portions of Loop 1604 to the north and south of US 90, a westbound to northbound flyover ramp at Loop 1604, and a roundabout at Ray Ellison Boulevard. Key items include: Phase I is represented by three orange lines.
    US 90 Expansion Map: Phase I. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project, Phase I in Bexar County. Phase I is shown between I-410 and Loop 1604. Phase I also includes portions of Loop 1604 to the north and south of US 90, a westbound to northbound flyover ramp at Loop 1604, and a roundabout at Ray Ellison Boulevard. Key items include: Phase I is represented by three orange lines.
  • US 90 Expansion Map: Phase II. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project Phase II in Bexar County. Phase II is shown between Loop 1604 and west of SH 211, includes improvements to the SH 211/US 90 interchange. Key items include: Phase II is represented by three purple lines.
    US 90 Expansion Map: Phase II. Simple map showing the project limits for TxDOT San Antonio District's US 90 Expansion project Phase II in Bexar County. Phase II is shown between Loop 1604 and west of SH 211, includes improvements to the SH 211/US 90 interchange. Key items include: Phase II is represented by three purple lines.
  • US 90 Expansion Project - Roundabout Map: Simple map showing a zoomed in look at the US 90 Expansion Project's roundabout located at Ray Ellison Boulevard, immediately south of US 90 at Ray Ellison Boulevard. The roundabout provides drirvers access to Ray Ellison Boulevard, Hunt Lane, and Crooked Trail. An inset of the roundabout shows a more detailed look at the roadway striping patterns indicating one through lane around the roundabout that may also be used as a lane to exit the roundabout. The map has no key.
    US 90 Expansion Project - Roundabout Map: Simple map showing a zoomed in look at the US 90 Expansion Project's roundabout located at Ray Ellison Boulevard, immediately south of US 90 at Ray Ellison Boulevard. The roundabout provides drirvers access to Ray Ellison Boulevard, Hunt Lane, and Crooked Trail. An inset of the roundabout shows a more detailed look at the roadway striping patterns indicating one through lane around the roundabout that may also be used as a lane to exit the roundabout. The map has no key.

Schematics

**Note: This schematic was developed during the US 90 Environmental Assessment and shows improvements to US 90 from west of SH 211 eastward to Loop 13. However, the project's limits extend only as far east as I-410.**

Environmental documentation

The US 90 Expansion project was cleared for construction following an environmental assessment (EA), conducted in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA).